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New plan for WinPower (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER - Sustainability Director Ken Pruitt asked the Select Board to support a new plan for the townâs WinPower energy program and open a 30-day comment period. While he said the board didnât need to take a formal vote, none of the members expressed any concerns or offered any objections. In July 2017, Winchester launched WinPower, a new electricity bulk buying program, like a group purchase, for households and small businesses. WinPower, Winchester Community Choice Electricity (or CC
Winchester collects nearly one-quarter of FY27 budget (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER - Through the first two months of FY27, Winchester has collected nearly one-quarter (23.62 percent) of its total budget. This puts the town slightly behind the pace of FY26 (24.45 percent). Just in taxation, Winchester has taken in 24.68 percent of the FY27 budget. The town has also collected 16.77 percent of its state aid and 10.71 percent of its local receipts. This includes motor vehicle and boat excise tax (5.43 percent), penalties and interest (6.41 percent), fees (17.94 percent)
Town receives grant for work at South Reservoir Dam (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER - The town recently received a $765,000 ECO One Stop FY27 grant through the Dam and Seawall Repair or Removal Program for work at the South Reservoir Dam in the Middlesex Fells Reservation. In an email to Town Manager Chris Senior from Nicholas Bulens, Dams Assistance & Resilience Program Coordinator from the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, he wrote, âPlease be advised that this notification does not constitute an agreement or contract with the Executive Office
Donations pour in for Ginn Field sod and irrigation project (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER - The town plans to beautify Ginn Field thanks to donations from the Friends of Winchester Recreation and Community Services, Inc. and the Winchester Youth Baseball & Softball Association. Both organizations donated money to help the townâs sod and irrigation project. Friends of Winchester Recreation and Community Services, Inc. donated $5,000 for construction and associated fees while the Winchester Youth Baseball & Softball Association donated $50,000 for construction and associat
Long-Range Planning Committee takes first steps (opens the original)
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WINCHESTER - The Long-Range Financial Planning Committee made an âimportant and fundamental first step,â according to member, and vice chair of the Select Board, Bill McGonigle when members cleaned up the financial model used by the State of the Town Committee last fall and spring. The committee now needs to outline some short- and long-term goals, one of which includes deciding whether or not they should make a recommendation on a potential override. An override vote failed last spring, but
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